Is Love Enough: Worth holding onto, or time to let go?

 

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Is Love Enough: Worth holding onto, or time to let go? Paperback – July 18, 2019

by Sophie Fort (Author), Kelly Daring (Author)

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Are you in a toxic or distressing relationship? Is love enough to stay in a relationship in which you are unhappy? Do you feel anger and resentment towards your partner most of the time? In this book you will get a sense of sharing an experience with other women who totally understand how you feel and the choices you have made so far. You will gain knowledge on the difference between healthy and toxic love, but most importantly, the resources to create empowerment, self-worth and self-love. This book is about considering and making decisions about how to positively change, or end relationships where negativity has become overwhelming and significant issues are causing the couple great pain and ongoing stress. It is of particular benefit to people who cannot attend therapy for various reasons or have partners that will not. This book offers practical advice, encouragement and strategies that can be used to make an informed decisions, gain confidence and begin to heal. It is particularly focused on providing information, exercises and resources to people with children who are exposed to dysfunctional, toxic and chaotic home environments. You will discover that you can change your world and your children's by choosing to be around kind, respectful, loving people that value you and your inner beauty.

Product Details

• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Sophie S Fort & Kelly Daring (July 18, 2019)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Paperback ‏ : ‎ 179 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0473392852
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0473392857
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 11.7 ounces
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.41 x 9 inches
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About the Authors

Sisters Sophie and Kelly were raised in an environment of family violence and alcoholism. Due to unhealthy and dysfunctional role-modeling by their parents, the women were unable to form a clear sense of what a healthy relationship is, one that contains loving interaction, friendship and kindness.

Both women, as adults, have endured the pain of a marriage break-up involving young children. As their parents were frequently in survival mode, the girls were not taught how to understand what they were feeling, so they could try to make sense of the chaos that surrounded them or process all the unspoken stress in their home and lives.

Despite these negative learnings, Sophie and Kelly do attribute many positive characteristics to their parents, which include empathy towards others, equality, determination towards the developing of self and a strong desire to love and be loved.

Kelly now works as a counsellor, predominantly with couples. She also works with individuals who struggle to understand their internal pain, and supports them as they continue their quest for belonging and love. Sophie runs Sands (Pregnancy, Newborn and Infant Loss) in an area of the South Island, New Zealand and has a diploma in Life Coaching.

Both women dare to believe that love can be different….

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